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Carnegie Mellon scientists find key HIV protein makes cell membranes bend more easily

...protein) affected the energy of manufactured lipid bilayers made to mimic normal cell membranes. Lipid bilayers provide a protective barrier for the cell against intruders, yet also contain molecules to recognize...

Biophysical Society names 2007 award recipients

...sics research, specifically, for her work on lipid bilayers and protein folding at bilayer surfaces, valuable for applications in biology and medicine. This award is given to a junior woman scientist of promise in the field of biophysics, who has not yet reached a position of high recognition within the stru...

Biophysical Society names 2007 award recipients

...sics research, specifically, for her work on lipid bilayers and protein folding at bilayer surfaces, valuable for applications in biology and medicine. This award is given to a junior woman scientist of promise in the field of biophysics, who has not yet reached a position of high recognition within the stru...

Macromolecules on surface control mobility in phospholipid bilayers

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Phospholipid bilayers serve as the framework in biological membranes in ...e embedded. Fundamental not only in biology, lipid bilayers are also essential in applications such as biosensors and nanoreactors. Forming a fluid film like th...

Scripps research scientists identify infertility molecule

...tial structural components of cells. For instance, bilayers of phospholipids are the primary component of cellular membranes, those essential barriers that define the boundaries of cells and keep the molecules inside a cell separated from those outside a cell. But many phospholipids are more than...

Liposome finding implies electrical effect on cell development

...ons" composed of artificially created phospholipid bilayers similar to natural cell membranes have revealed unexpected behavior in the presence of electrical fields that may provide a paradigm-shifting change in science's understanding of biomembrane function in operating living systems. Arizona State Univer...

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